French Lesson 3: S’appeler, Countries, and Nationalities
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Flashcards covering the conjugations of the reflexive verb s’appeler, French reflexive pronouns, and vocabulary for countries and nationalities in masculine and feminine forms.
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S’appeler
A 1st group reflexive verb used to introduce yourself or someone else by stating a name.
Je m'appelle
The first-person singular conjugation of s’appeler; translated as 'My name is' or 'I am called.'
Tu t'appelles
The second-person singular (informal) conjugation of s’appeler.
Il/Elle s'appelle
The third-person singular conjugation of s’appeler.
Nous nous appelons
The first-person plural conjugation of s’appeler.
Vous vous appelez
The second-person plural or formal singular conjugation of s’appeler.
Ils/Elles s'appellent
The third-person plural conjugation of s’appeler.
Me / M’
The reflexive pronoun used with 'Je' meaning 'myself.'
Te / T’
The reflexive pronoun used with 'Tu' meaning 'yourself' (singular/informal).
Se / S’
The reflexive pronoun used with 'Il/Elle/On' or 'Ils/Elles' meaning 'himself, herself, itself, oneself, or themselves.'
Nous (Reflexive Pronoun)
The reflexive pronoun used with the subject 'Nous' meaning 'ourselves.'
Vous (Reflexive Pronoun)
The reflexive pronoun used with the subject 'Vous' meaning 'yourselves' or 'yourself' (formal).
Le Pays
The French term for 'The Country.'
La Nationalité
The French term for 'The Nationality.'
Un habitant / Une habitante
A resident or inhabitant.
L’Inde
The country of India.
Indien / Indienne
The masculine and feminine forms for the nationality Indian.
Les Pays-Bas
The French name for the Netherlands.
Néerlandais / Néerlandaise
The masculine and feminine forms for the nationality Dutch.
Les États-Unis
The French name for the United States (the US).
Américain / Américaine
The masculine and feminine forms for the nationality American.
La Suisse / Suisse
The country Switzerland and its corresponding nationality Swiss.
La Jamaïque
The country of Jamaica.
Jamaïcain / Jamaïcaine
The masculine and feminine forms for the nationality Jamaican.
Le Japon
The country of Japan.
Japonais / Japonaise
The masculine and feminine forms for the nationality Japanese.
La Nouvelle-Zélande
The country of New-Zealand.
Néo-zélandais / Néo-zélandaise
The masculine and feminine forms for the nationality New Zealander.
La France / Français / Française
The country France and its masculine/feminine nationality forms for French.
L’Allemagne
The country of Germany.
Allemand / Allemande
The masculine and feminine forms for the nationality German.
La Turquie / Turc / Turque
The country Turkey and its masculine/feminine nationality forms for Turkish.
Le Mexique / Mexicain / Mexicaine
The country Mexico and its masculine/feminine nationality forms for Mexican.
L’Angleterre / Anglais / Anglaise
The country England and its masculine/feminine nationality forms for British.
L’Italy
The country of Italy (as spelled in the transcript).
Italien / Italienne
The masculine and feminine forms for the nationality Italian.
Le Cameroun / Camerounais / Camerounaise
The country Cameroon and its masculine/feminine nationality forms for Cameroonian.
La Suède / Suédois / Suédoise
The country Sweden and its masculine/feminine nationality forms for Swedish.
L’Espagne / Espagnol / Espagnole
The country Spain and its masculine/feminine nationality forms for Spanish.
L’Algérie / Algérien / Algérienne
The country Algeria and its masculine/feminine nationality forms for Algerian.
La Russie / Russe
The country Russia and the corresponding nationality Russian.
Le Canada / Canadien / Canadienne
The country Canada and its masculine/feminine nationality forms for Canadian.
La Grèce / Grec / Grecque
The country Greece and its masculine/feminine nationality forms for Greek.
La Chine / Chinois / Chinoise
The country China and its masculine/feminine nationality forms for Chinese.
Le Vietnam / Vietnamien / Vietnamienne
The country Vietnam and its masculine/feminine nationality forms for Vietnamese.
Le Brésil / Brézilien / Brézilienne
The country Brazil and its masculine/feminine nationality forms for Brazilian (spelling per transcript).
La Corée du Sud / Sud-Coréen / Sud-Coréenne
South Korea and its masculine/feminine nationality forms for South Korean.
La Corée du Nord / Nord-Coréen / Nord-Coréenne
North Korea and its masculine/feminine nationality forms for North Korean.
Être
The French verb meaning 'to be,' conjugated as 'sont' for third-person plural.
Avoir
The French verb meaning 'to have,' conjugated as 'a' for third-person singular (e.g., Lisa a un sac).